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Jurgen Klopp could unleash ‘incredible’ 18-year-old for Liverpool at Nottingham Forest
Liverpool will hope to take a step closer to another trophy this season on Sunday.
Jurgen Klopp’s Reds head to Championship high-flyers Nottingham Forest in their FA Cup quarter-final.
Liverpool have won the Carabao Cup and remain in contention for the other three trophies available to them.
However, the Anfield outfit will be up against a side that has already beaten Arsenal and Leicester this term.
In terms of Liverpool team news, Klopp will be without Trent Alexander-Arnold due to a hamstring injury.
The 23-year-old has had to pull out of the England camp for their friendlies later this month.
And despite having a strong squad in other areas, Klopp does not have a specialist right-back in reserve.
In addition, James Milner – who usually covers for TAA – is also a doubt after missing the Arsenal game with a virus.
Therefore, there’s a good chance Klopp could hand Conor Bradley his in Liverpool’s senior squad.
The 18-year-old is one of the most talented youngsters in the Anfield ranks.
As well as having five Liverpool appearances under his belt, Bradley has also won three Northern Ireland caps.
“He will be a Liverpool player in the future”
Klopp has spoken highly of the youngster, praising him after the Carabao Cup quarter-final penalty win over Leicester.
Admittedly, Bradley struggled in that encounter and was one of three half-time substitutions.
Klopp told : “Of course, it was difficult for us in the first half.
“We had to make a lot of changes and then in the end, Neco can play an offensive role definitely, but then together with Conor in that situation that didn’t work out that well.
“Even [though] Conor is an incredible talent, I love the boy to bits, he will be a Liverpool player in the future but today, in the combination, we had to make changes for the second half.”
Sunday would be the perfect opportunity for Bradley to start and, if he does, Reds fans should be thrilled about seeing what he can do.